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Granada Plus was launched on October 1st 1996 at 7pm
 
The channel ceased broadcasting on November 1st 2004, and ITV3 launched in it's place.


Pre-Launch


Click for larger image GskyB Pre-Launch promo
1996 Click for larger image More comedy, more drama - more great British television from Granada Plus.

Click for larger image Granada Plus Pre-Launch Promo
1996 Click for larger image Heres how Granada tempted you to watch, with a whole range of programmes mined from the archives of Granada and LWT (which had been recently bought over by Granada, thus starting the ball rolling for ITV Plc)

Click for larger image Granada Plus Advert
1996 Click for larger image

1996 - 1998


Click for larger image Granada Plus Launch
1996 Click for larger image

Click for larger image Click for larger image Click for larger image Click for larger image Promo - London's Burning
1996 Promo - The Professionals
1996 Promo - Classic Coronation St
1996 Promo - Gladiators
1996

Click for larger image Granada Plus Ident
1997 Click for larger image

1998 - 2001


Click for larger image G Plus Ident
1998 Click for larger image Old fella with a remote brings up the G Plus ident, with continuity for Hart To Hart.

Click for larger image G Plus Promo - Coronation Street
2001 Click for larger image Watch classic Coronation Street episodes again, courtesy of G Plus

2001 -


Click for larger image Plus Presentation
2001 Click for larger image Hang on, Ever Decreasing Circles?  Wasn't that a BBC programme?  Ah well, find out when its on, and catch a glimpse of a break bumper at the end of this clip.

Click for larger image Plus Ident Christmas
2001 Click for larger image Cagney and Lacey comes on later this afternoon, but not before the spinning Plus logo and a link into "Hawaii 5 0"

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